Like you also said, its not possible.
It isn't squid that is appending the .world.india to the request, it's the client. Squid is just logging what it gets.
You try parsing the log file with a `sed -e s/\\.world\\.india//', but this may also remove other things you may want.
Nitin wrote:
Thanks for reply,
The only way to do what you want is to configure the browsers to not use
the proxy for your internal domain.
Its not possible, not to use proxy for internal domain.
we want both internal & external surfing and through squint we can moniter the utilization of bandwith.
But we want to stop .world.india in squid access_log. Pl let me know how?
Thanks. --Nitin
On Thursday 06 January 2005 12:22, Elsen Marc wrote:
hi,
i am using squid & squint both. i have install web server locally. my domain name is world.india .
when users serve the page locally (internal network) like user serve http://abc , squint report shows abc.world.india.
I dont want squint show this type of report abc.world.india, only external log i want like www.yahoo.com
pl help me.
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